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Energy from food (Choose all that are correct ) Can be stored for later Can be used to keep your heart beating Can keep you warm All of the above
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Energy from food

(Choose all that are correct )
Can be stored for later
Can be used to keep your heart beating
Can keep you warm
All of the above

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all of the above I think??

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the answers are 2) can be used to keep your heart beating and 3) keep your heart beating.
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